He Hurt Me with Words
You and I are just numbers and I was never good at math
I wish we were colors, then I’d know where true beauty is at
I touch your soul and you touch my thigh
I write your words to tuck me to sleep
Erase her name on your skin to make room for mine I hope my name will be the one you keep
Her skin is selective
You like to be an exception
But she’s struggling because she’s a goal
Not a direction
Scribbled in the margins, an afterthought
Never the theme, forgotten food left to rot
Take care of yourself, remember to eat
Take care of yourself, after I leave.
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